x=(10, 10) y= ((10, 100)) z = x + y a=z[2] for i in range(a)[a-1:a+1:2]: print(i) What will happen if we change the value of y from y= ((10, 100)) into: y= (10,10,) ? O a. None of these O b. The program will execute correctly and the values 9 and 11 will be printed out No output will be produced O d. The interpreter will report an error

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Given the following code:
х-(10, 10)
|у- ((10, 100))
z = X + y
a=z[2]
for i in range(a)[a-1:a+1:2]:
print(i)
What will happen if we change the value of y from y= ((10, 100)) into: y= (10,10,) ?
a. None of these
O b. The program will execute correctly and the values 9 and 11 will be printed out
Ос.
No output will be produced
O d. The interpreter will report an error
Transcribed Image Text:Given the following code: х-(10, 10) |у- ((10, 100)) z = X + y a=z[2] for i in range(a)[a-1:a+1:2]: print(i) What will happen if we change the value of y from y= ((10, 100)) into: y= (10,10,) ? a. None of these O b. The program will execute correctly and the values 9 and 11 will be printed out Ос. No output will be produced O d. The interpreter will report an error
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